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Why British Lawmakers Are Nervous About Ethereum ETFs on the LSE: “What Did We Just Approve?”
The area around the London Stock Exchange exudes a certain calm confidence, with Paternoster Square appearing orderly and well-managed and people moving with that City briskness that implies no one has time for drama. Nevertheless, crypto continues to introduce drama into fields that would rather use paper records. Even though the UK’s current approach has primarily involved ETNs and ETPs rather than US-style spot ETFs, that is the sentiment surrounding the idea of Ethereum ETFs on the LSE—or, more specifically, Ethereum exposure that appears and feels like an ETF to that public. The terminology quickly becomes ... (full story)
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